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Here’s the latest from the Supreme Court of the Philippines, June 27, 2025: • SC: Love affair does not justify rape • SC: Personality disorder that prevents a person from loving one's spouse may be ground to nullify marriage • SC upholds validity of unwritten sale of land • SC clarifies co-owners’ right to redeem: actual knowledge of sale can replace written notice • PH-Open Gov Partnership exhibit opens at the Supreme Court • Deputy Marshals take oath before Chief Justice Gesmundo Full text of

Here’s the latest from the Supreme Court of the Philippines, May 2, 2025: - JBC sets interview schedule for SC Associate Justice post - SC: Family and friends’ testimonies can prove psychological incapacity in nullity of marriage cases - SC affirms conviction of ex-Dapitan city mayor for corruption and misuse of confidential funds - SC holds school liable for negligence in bullying incident - JSCC celebrates 15th anniversary Judicial and Bar Council Announcement: https://tinyurl.com/yc3cwxwd Ful

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Listen to a recap of Supreme Court updates for the week of March 17 to 21, 2025: • SC to Executive Secretary, other respondents: Comment on Duterte, Dela Rosa petition • SC directs Duterte siblings to file traverse to DOJ’s consolidated compliance in habeas corpus petitions • SC reschedules oral arguments in PhilHealth, 2025 GAA, and Maharlika Fund cases • SC orders Dakak Beach Resort and Romeo Jalosjos to vacate leased land • SC: Lawyers not liable for misuse of notarial seal without their cons